8 Christmas Gifts for Church Security Team Members
Christmas is a time to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. As we reflect on His sacrifice and the gift of salvation, it’s also a season to express gratitude to those who serve in His name. For church security team members who work to protect our congregations and ensure a safe environment for worship, thoughtful gifts can encourage them in their mission and equip them for the vital role they play in ministry.
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1. Streamlight 89000 ProTac 2.0 Tactical Flashlight
In John 8:12, Jesus said, “I am the light of the world.” For security team members tasked with protecting His flock, having a dependable light source is essential. The Streamlight 89000 ProTac 2.0 flashlight is a durable, rechargeable tactical tool, offering up to 2,000 lumens of brightness. Its compact, rugged design ensures it's ready for any situation.
2. TYT Two-Way Radio
Communication is key to maintaining order and safety during services or events. A two-way radio enables security team members to stay connected and respond effectively.
The TYT MD-UV380 is a dual-band radio offering clear digital and analog transmissions, making it a reliable choice for security teams.
3. DSM Safety Products' SECURITY Yellow/Green Safety Banner
Non-uniformed security personnel often need a way to quickly identify themselves during emergencies. This high-visibility banner, inscribed with "SECURITY," ensures team members can be recognized easily.
The DSM Safety Products SECURITY Safety Banner is lightweight, simple to deploy, and a must-have for any church security kit.
4. Trauma Kit
Luke 10:25-37, the parable of the Good Samaritan, reminds us to be prepared to help those in need. A trauma kit equips security team members to respond to medical emergencies with confidence and compassion.
The Lightning X Small First Responder Trauma Kit includes essential supplies for handling injuries and stabilizing patients until professional help arrives.
5. Kershaw Tactical Knife
A reliable knife is an essential tool for any security professional. From opening packages to emergency use, a good blade is always handy.
The Kershaw Blur Black Tactical Knife is a high-quality option, featuring a stainless steel blade, a secure grip, and a sleek design.
6. Tactical Pen with Glass Breaker
Proverbs 21:31 reminds us, “The horse is made ready for the day of battle, but victory rests with the Lord.” A tactical pen is a versatile tool, useful for both writing and emergency situations, such as breaking glass in a rescue scenario.
The Atomic Bear Tactical Pen includes a glass breaker and doubles as a durable writing instrument. It's a practical and thoughtful gift for any security team member.
7. Notebook for Incident Reports
Security team members often need to document incidents or make notes during patrols. A rugged, waterproof notebook ensures they can record important details in any conditions.
Consider pairing the Atomic Bear Tactical Pen with a notebook for a complete writing kit.
8. Free Training at Christian Warrior Training
Proverbs 27:17 reminds us, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” Training is a vital tool for security teams to grow in their calling.
Christian Warrior Training offers free, Christ-centered courses tailored to church security teams. These lessons cover topics like de-escalation and active shooter response, equipping members to protect His people effectively.
Bless Those Who Serve His Church
As we celebrate the birth of Jesus, let us also take time to honor those who dedicate themselves to creating a safe space for worship. These gifts are more than tools—they are reminders of the calling to serve God and protect His people with diligence and faith.
In His Service,
Keith Graves
Great list. I'm sharing this post with my circle.